Im still confused about broadhead tuning. I am dead on at 10, 20, and 30 yards and my broadheads are shooting roughly 6 inches lower then my field points. (both 100 gr.) I shoot muzzy 4 blades and my rest is a whisker bisquit. I have no clue what to do.:censored: :censored: :Cry:

Are you shooting a hoyt? This is not a slam or a bash, please don't take it that way. I had an issue recently with a Hoyt and muzzys shooting low.

No, i am not shooting a hoyt

Give us some details about the bow brand and model, the draw length, the draw weight, the arrow spine and length etc.

Give us some details about the bow brand and model, the draw length, the draw weight, the arrow spine and length etc.

im shooting a kind of older bow Clearwater Archery bow 50# dw Not quite sure of the draw length but im shooting 27.5" Terminator Lites 45/60 This is the first year im bowhunting so this is kind of new

ok dude. i got a perfect result for you. i had this same problem. you know what i did to fix it.... i got an allen key and moved my pin lower:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

One thing you can try. Move your whisker biscuit up just a touch or bring your nocking point down just a hair.

Then retest. Note, your impact point will be different but what we are trying to find out is if your arrows get closer together.

One thing you can try. Move your whisker biscuit up just a touch or bring your nocking point down just a hair.

Then retest. Note, your impact point will be different but what we are trying to find out is if your arrows get closer together.
Yup, what he said...:cool:

One thing you can try. Move your whisker biscuit up just a touch or bring your nocking point down just a hair.

Then retest. Note, your impact point will be different but what we are trying to find out is if your arrows get closer together.

Listen to him he's right on it!:biggrin1:

Listen to him he's right on it!:biggrin1:

sometimes he knows what he is talking about!!!:lol:

:Cry: nobodys gonna test my theory? :Cry:

One thing you can try. Move your whisker biscuit up just a touch or bring your nocking point down just a hair.

Then retest. Note, your impact point will be different but what we are trying to find out is if your arrows get closer together.

this is hard to explain but ill try my best: When you move the whisker biscuit up do you move the accutuly circle back so that it is straight up and down, if you know what im talking about?

this is hard to explain but ill try my best: When you move the whisker biscuit up do you move the accutuly circle back so that it is straight up and down, if you know what im talking about?
Which biscuit do you have
Original?
4056

or Droptine?
4057

Which biscuit do you have
Original?
4056

or Droptine?
4057

I have the original

this is hard to explain but ill try my best: When you move the whisker biscuit up do you move the accutuly circle back so that it is straight up and down, if you know what im talking about?

I would move it up and straighten it.......

Are you shooting a hoyt? This is not a slam or a bash, please don't take it that way. I had an issue recently with a Hoyt and muzzys shooting low.


OK Chris, Spill the Beans! This is the first year I am shooting Muzzys and I'm shooting low with my Broadheads. And Yes, I have a Hoyt!

I have MX4 and they are shooting about 4 inches low... Left and Right is perfect.

Yeah, you want to keep the biscuit straight up and down.

OK Chris, Spill the Beans! This is the first year I am shooting Muzzys and I'm shooting low with my Broadheads. And Yes, I have a Hoyt!

I have MX4 and they are shooting about 4 inches low... Left and Right is perfect.

GRAVEL-tune it you will be fine......:lol:

OK Chris, Spill the Beans! This is the first year I am shooting Muzzys and I'm shooting low with my Broadheads. And Yes, I have a Hoyt!

I have MX4 and they are shooting about 4 inches low... Left and Right is perfect.
Just hold high...You'll be fine

OK Chris, Spill the Beans! This is the first year I am shooting Muzzys and I'm shooting low with my Broadheads. And Yes, I have a Hoyt!

I have MX4 and they are shooting about 4 inches low... Left and Right is perfect.

you need a WB:usa:you will be fine....

Dont listen ta bowman on this subject he's gonna mess you up!
I say dont worry about them broadheads.
Take that posten target stabelizer and put it on your huntin bow ta help it shoot stright!
Buy a wisker bisket and a metal D loop!
Get up in your treestand atleast 25 feet.
Strap your harness up real tight and hang Up-side down and get ready for the deer!
When you shoot upside down your arrow cannot shoot low,Trust me!
If you miss the deer!
You need to Tree Tune that Hoyt!
And buy ya a PSE!:laugh:

Dont listen ta bowman on this subject he's gonna mess you up!
I say dont worry about them broadheads.
Take that posten target stabelizer and put it on your huntin bow ta help it shoot stright!
Buy a wisker bisket and a metal D loop!
Get up in your treestand atleast 25 feet.
Strap your harness up real tight and hang Up-side down and get ready for the deer!
When you shoot upside down your arrow cannot shoot low,Trust me!
If you miss the deer!
You need to Tree Tune that Hoyt!
And buy ya a PSE!:laugh:
If he shoots upside down won't they hit high???????????????

If he shoots upside down won't they hit high???????????????

The length of the Target stabelizer will pull his shot down,or up, or down!

The length of the Target stabelizer will pull his shot down,or up, or down!
So then he would have to use his 60 pin for the close ones...and the green pin for everything else...:dizzy:

65mph freeway tune that thing...you will be fine......

So then he would have to use his 60 pin for the close ones...and the green pin for everything else...:dizzy:

he dont have a 60 pin, thats why he misses the close ones....:lol:

So then he would have to use his 60 pin for the close ones...and the green pin for everything else...:dizzy:

Now he didnt ask about pins, thats another topic!
If his bow is shootin low and he cant hit tha deer, what does he have ta have pins for?:noidea: